Found this in my mail!

[orm25]

Not long ago I bought this lot for $18.
I waited a week and here it is!

1942 D Merc

1938 D Merc

1961 Quarter

Did I score getting this for $18?
And what do you people estimate these are worth?
Give me your opinions.

 

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[ivan salis]

I THINK YOU DID OK

 

[unfound]

The mercs and the quarter put you close to your $18 mark as far as value. All the other coins are bonus.

1924D merc - $4
1939D merc - $4
1961 quarter - $7

I cant tell by the pictures on my phone what the other coins are, but I'd say you did alright.

 

[jerseyben]

Didnt you already post this in another thread?

http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/coins/426267-these-coins-real.html

 

[TheRingFinder]

The mercs and the quarter put you close to your $18 mark as far as value. All the other coins are bonus.

1924D merc - $4
1939D merc - $4
1961 quarter - $7



Unfound - Tell me where or who will give you $4 for a merc and $7 for a silver quarter. Thanks!

 

[unfound]

The mercs and the quarter put you close to your $18 mark as far as value. All the other coins are bonus.

1924D merc - $4
1939D merc - $4
1961 quarter - $7



Unfound - Tell me where or who will give you $4 for a merc and $7 for a silver quarter. Thanks!

The official red book of coins 2015. For those dates that's what they have as price.

 

[TheRingFinder]

The official red book of coins 2015. For those dates that's what they have as price.

Yeah, I hear ya - the official red book, but try and get those prices from anyone is a different story. I haven't found anyone willing to give over $1.50 for a Merc and $3.50 for a silver quarter. Let me know if you ever find someone who will actually pay those higher prices. Thanks.

 

[unfound]

I understand the prices in the red book don't reflect what one could actually get for a coin. But hey, it's the official red book - The OP asked what someone estimated these are worth - I grabbed the "unofficial coin bible" for reference. I guess I could have easily said "look them up on an online auction site and see what they are actually selling for".

 

[Boatlode]

Yeah, I hear ya - the official red book, but try and get those prices from anyone is a different story.

Like anything else (cars, stocks, real estate, etc.) coins are worth whatever someone is willing to pay for them. I would say this lot of coins is worth $18.